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GardensAll is about all things gardening and growing, with a keen interest in self reliance.
Our focus mostly on edible gardening with a bent toward organic, permaculture and edible landscaping for sustainability. But of course we also love flowers and landscaped gardens too. It's just that these days, we find ourselves investing more time and resources toward growing edible and medicinal foods and flowers... many of which are also beautiful.
Many in our audience are interested in gardening for income, either for a living or supplemental, so we cover that topic a good bit. Some are interested in how to create gardening businesses, and other small family farming enterprises, which is also an area of interest that we'll be covering more.
We're also very interested in preventive and holistic "medicine" through medicinal herbs and healthy foods from the garden, so you'll see a lot about that here as well.
Our focus mostly on edible gardening with a bent toward organic, permaculture and edible landscaping for sustainability. But of course we also love flowers and landscaped gardens too. It's just that these days, we find ourselves investing more time and resources toward growing edible and medicinal foods and flowers... many of which are also beautiful.
Many in our audience are interested in gardening for income, either for a living or supplemental, so we cover that topic a good bit. Some are interested in how to create gardening businesses, and other small family farming enterprises, which is also an area of interest that we'll be covering more.
We're also very interested in preventive and holistic "medicine" through medicinal herbs and healthy foods from the garden, so you'll see a lot about that here as well.
A very SPECIAL Citrus Tree! Flying Dragon Orange
The Flying Dragon Hardy Orange has many uses and is hardy to -10°.
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Bumblebee on Purple Aster, a Fall-blooming Wildflower
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The Purple Aster Wildflowers, early October, in North Carolina, zone 7a. Beneficial fall flowers for pollinators. You may also enjoy our article on Purple Aster Wildflowers here: www.gardensall.com/purple-aster-wildflower/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ We'd love for you to subscribe: ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.GardensA...
Growing Roselle in Containers From Seed (Hibiscus sabdariffa)
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Foiling Groundhogs in the Garden | GardensAll.com
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We experiment with using aluminum foil dabbed with peanut butter to make our electric garden fence more effective against groundhogs-and other invaders. You can visit our website for articles on: www.gardensall.com/what-do-groundhogs-eat/ www.gardensall.com/best-groundhog-bait/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ We'd love for you to subscribe: ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newsletter...
Groundhog Day in Our Garden
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Candid footage of groundhog(s) foraging inside our garden. Learn more on what groundhogs eat in our article: www.gardensall.com/what-do-groundhogs-eat/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.GardensAll.com www.Facebook.com/GardensAll ✅ AND ALSO OUR FAC...
How to End Tomato Blossom End Rot
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We show how to treat tomatoes for blossom end rot using a calcium solution applied to the root zone. Read our article here: www.gardensall.com/tomato-blossom-end-rot/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.GardensAll.com www.Facebook.com/GardensAll ✅ A...
Mountain Mint Harvesting
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We show how we harvest our mountain mint as well as a very easy and fast way to strip the leaves from the stem. See our article here: www.gardensall.com/mountain-mint-varieties/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.GardensAll.com www.Facebook.com/Gar...
Prepping Okra Seeds for Planting
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We give our okra seeds a good start by soaking them in water overnight. Tips on keeping the varieties separate and how to plant. See article: www.gardensall.com/when-to-plant-okra-seed/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.GardensAll.com www.Facebook...
How to Cure Garlic after Harvesting
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Quick look at our simple method of curing garlic after pulling it. You can see a number of other garlic curing methods, tips and how to's in our article on Drying and Curing Garlic: www.gardensall.com/curing-garlic/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: w...
Planting a Strawberry Jar with a Mix of Plants
Просмотров 97Год назад
We demonstrate how to plant tomatoes, herbs, and flowers all together in a strawberry jar (pot). Article on container growing tomatoes: www.gardensall.com/growing-tomatoes-in-containers/ Also, Ideas for Strawberry Planters: www.gardensall.com/ideas-for-strawberry-planters-diy/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.g...
Red Plastic Mulch for Tomatoes and Peppers
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Red plastic tomato mulch is a type of mulch used in gardening to improve tomato plant growth and yield. For more on pros and cons in our video and article: www.gardensall.com/red-plastic-mulch-for-tomatoes/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: www.gardensall.com/newslettersignup/ ✅ PLEASE FOLLOW VISIT US AT: www.Garden...
April 19, 2023
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We wondered if the solar fountain bird baths work. I mean do they really produce a consistent visible fountain of water flow? So we got one of the cheapest ones to try our in our rustic DIY homeboy bird bath. See more in our article on the benefits of solar fountain bird baths. www.gardensall.com/solar-fountain-bird-baths/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HER...
Electric Fence Kit for Our Home Garden
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We offer our experience with installing an electric fence system kit ordered on-line. Then we look at how the system was modified and upgraded once we got a handle on how theses electric fences work. Here's the accompanying article: www.gardensall.com/solar-electric-garden-fence-kit/ 🥕👨🏻🌾⭐️ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! ☀️👩🏼🌾 🥬 We'd love for you to subscribe: ✅ HERE ON RUclips! And... ✅ WEEKLY NEWSLETTER...
Small Outdoor Greenhouse Part 1 - Super Simple to put Together | GardensAll.com
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Small Outdoor Greenhouse Part 1 - Super Simple to put Together | GardensAll.com
Henbit Identification and Benefits | GardensAll.com
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Henbit Identification and Benefits | GardensAll.com
Wild Lettuce & DANDELION Identification | GardensAll.com
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Wild Lettuce & DANDELION Identification | GardensAll.com
Wild Lettuce and PLANTAIN Identification and Benefits | GardensAll.com
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Wild Lettuce and PLANTAIN Identification and Benefits | GardensAll.com
Identifying Wild Violet in Early Spring in Pilot Mt., NC | GardensAll.com
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Identifying Wild Violet in Early Spring in Pilot Mt., NC | GardensAll.com
Presenting the Japanese Walnut (Heartnut) Tree
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Presenting the Japanese Walnut (Heartnut) Tree
What's Eating Our Fuyu Persimmons??? | GardensAll.com
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What's Eating Our Fuyu Persimmons??? | GardensAll.com
Fawn Rescue Part 2 - Will He Survive...?
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Fawn Rescue Part 2 - Will He Survive...?
Part 1 - Baby Deer Rescue - Abandoned | GardensAll.com
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Part 1 - Baby Deer Rescue - Abandoned | GardensAll.com
I bought cuttings this spring of longevity spinach. After watching this I think I'm going to plant them into the containers with my dearf bananas. I think that shade would help them. Thanks!
New sub. I'm definitely going to have to go watch your other videos. I'm addicted to gardening. Especially when I'm growing these "new to me plants". Thanks!
Make sure they haven’t been poisoned w roundup🗝️🙏🏽😗
I am here i the Philippines. I am going to buy seeds and get it going. Thanks
They should do quite well for you in that climate. Best of luck green thumbs up!
Hey thank you for the video, By the way whay was the other feeder you recomeded?
You're welcome! After more trials, we think the best feeders are the type with a wide mouth glass bottle, and also the plastic saucer shaped model. They both clean and fill easily. Cheers!
I squash the adults and take tape to remove eggs. I do that daily and check twice a day at times. As to SVB I may have seen one, I'm not certain. Will check again.
It sounds like you're very diligent. That's great! Good luck with the SVB's if you discover any more. Happy gardening!
We pick blueberries with both hands by putting a string through each side of a 4 litre ice cream container. Tie the ends into a knot and wrap a towel over the string and hanging it around the neck . It frees up both hands so you can pick with both hands side by side . Rolling the blueberries off with both thumbs filling the cupped hands and then drop them in the bucket around the neck and dump the bucket when it gets heavy or too full . That way we can pick twice as fast and drop less . Hope this tip helps someone .
Brilliant idea to keep your hands free. Much more efficient! Thanks for sharing!
so many people say they are going to do an up date and they never do. I suppose I should demand my money back.
Apologies Raul. We've had to move to another county and relocate our garden. We've yet to continue experimenting with traps. The traps mentioned caught some SVB's but the lure didn't last more than 2 months. Thanks for commenting!
@@GardensAllSite So , , , does this mean I won't be getting a refund?
Stew Leonard's bag? I gotta try that ribbon trick, birds demolish my blueberries terribly.
Well, all the best of luck. It seemed to work for us. Cheers!
Bought trap for cucumber beetle Amazon zero beetles but everything else. Gimmick
My Dad uses the Japanese beetle traps and those work unbelievably well for those! I don't know about the cucumber beetle though.
Sorry to hear that. Keep on experimenting and you'll likely find a solution. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing the tips. I’d like to get seeds from the calyces. Do I let calyces dry out on the plant or do I pluck them and air dry?
Hmmm, you might experiment with both methods. We always procure new seeds from the on-line sellers. Hope you have success! Cheers!
What about snakes? 4” seems a bit too small and I’m thinking snakes could grip the pvc much easier than something like thin metal duct. If you have any experience with results on snakes I would appreciate it. Good video👍
Great point! The original design we copied used galvanized stovepipe, I think a 4 foot section. Thanks for watching!
Can you post the Hooyman electric fence kit with a gate? Groundhogs are our issue
I live in Missouri, and my neighbors have a stream running through their property, they allowed me to gather the very rough sand mix that accumulates in some areas, and I bring it up and use it as a thick top layer over my mounds for my vines. It is full of Nutrients and it warms quickly and retains heat through the evenings, which I believe really helps get them going. It retains moisture just as well as any other mulch, and I believe it helps deter normal pests from seeking shelter in it.
Such a cool amendment! Glad you've had success. Green thumbs up!
did you first try putting out a source of clean water for the birds and squirrels? They go for the tomatoes because they are good sources of water.
Thanks so much for your video. Very helpful.
Thank you about the raised bead with weed barrier!❤
For the cost of the deterrent, you could have bought a ton of squash!
Always the dilemma with DIY projects.
Couldnt hear most of it
What region (country) is it? Can you send me 10 fruits? This is Korea. If you send it to me, I will tell you the address and send you the money.
I'm trying nematodes this year for the first time. Been gardening over 50 years.
Hi, heres what ive found ,for the vine boarer, phermone traps work over time. You will catch the males only. Thus reducing fertility rates over time. I additionally spray bacillus thirungus on the first foot the main stem with a small spray bottle keeping tight controll on the target species. The new thing i am trying is mounding dirt on the vine as it gets long. (See james friggioni,s videos) it allows the plant to root and can be cut loose if the first part gets hit For the squash bugs i put a board under the area of the squash. They like to hide under it and can be dealth with when you flip the board or stomp it. Also look for egg masses and scrape them into soapy water. When things get out of hand i wait for evening when the flowers close as squash bees over night in the closed flower, I then carefully use more intense organic like safer insectidal soap . Good luck ,keep growing.
as soon as I saw blooms coming up i laid down a thick layer of cut straw down around the plant so nothing would touch the dirt . so far so good , i sen 1 bug landing on it and sprayed , water and soap on them and it seemed to work ( for now ) i
Good tip!
Nice video, I planted a couple of mountain mints last year and this year they have SPREAD so I need ideas for what to do! (side note, why did you film this in such low resolution?)
Thats wild. I came here after the bumper crop blueberry picking tutorial. Im not sure I have enough wind for that. But it sure beats having to cover whole plants, which is what I'm doing now.
I would never thak a chance of lilling any bees that may fly into the sticky trap...its a no for me
Understood. The feremone bait didn't seem to attract bees, but it could happen. Good thought !
It helps growth to add Epsom salt to the soil
Excellent point! We've applied a liquid mix (1 TBS/gal) that helps our flowers bloom. Great idea to boost with the magnesium. Thanks!
No mulch, no cardboard
Thanks. We haven't yet gone without mulch but sometimes did not use cardboard as a first layer in the raised bed. What we did was shift from the SVB's favored squash to varieties which were more resistant.
Bought three perky pet feeders and dissapointed with the fragile parts. I rinsed the flowers with hot water and they fell off. Will be paying attention from now on
Yes. Agree the plastic parts were a problem, plus a pain to clean out the bee guard screens. Kept getting moldy. The glass bottle style is the best but we avoid the metal bottoms due to corrosion issues.
shout out from White Creek NY..... I found this squash last year at a local farmers market.... DELISH!!!!! I saved my seeds and just started some in my home here in up state NY....with just about 5 hrs of direct sun....will these produce???
Great question. It all depends if you had other squash in bloom that could cross pollinate. Still worth a try, but you may not get the same type.
Can a small amt be burned in an ashtray?
Not sure. Never tried it.
Oh bless your heart.. now to figure out how to use this with my existing multi feeder pole station. I’ve already set a tpost next to the pole for stability.. fighting squirrels and raccoons here in the woods., once they find you.. it’s over. I’ve tried spikes around the pole and 2 different squirrel baffles, the 19 inch cone ones are up and useless as I speak. Thanks so much for your easy to understand very informative video using items I can easily obtain.. we’ll see how I can make this work for my situation. Thanks
You are so kind to share your thoughts. We wish you the best of outcomes in foiling the critters. Please, keep us informed.
Watched this video about a year ago & basically followed it step by step and it works!! I have watched squirrel after squirrel attempt to get to my bird feeders & they just get as far as inside the 4" pvc pipe! I glued the 4" cap onto the 4" pipe is the only thing I did differently. I thank you for the video & my birds thank you.
Excellent. Always great to hear how well this works. Plus a bit of entertainment to boot. Thanks!!!
Does leaving the plastic pipe off the ground make a difference? I have a piece of 4" plastic pipe over the pole of my bird feeder and the coon can still get up it.
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Awesome, thank you! Everyone talks about identifying, henbit , last year I couldn’t find any in my yard and this year it just happened to appear. I always have tons of dead nettle, but not henbit. And I had forgotten why did useless. I’m hoping I can collect more to be able to use and gift for ceremonial things.
So cool you are a henbit fan. It's an awesome "weed" !
Oh NM, found it!
Is there a part 2 on this? Cant seem to find it
Hey, sorry for the delayed reply. There is just this one video. Everybody got busy and we never did a second follow up. Hopefully, there's enough in the one for you to grow on. Cheers!
Is Japanese walnut a good hardwood tree for building material?
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That was stupid. You mushed the seeds!!! Absolutely not.
Actually, this works great for us and most seeds stay intact. We haven’t mastered the quartering method some can do so well, so we really like this simple device and love how it reduces the splattering while serving to deseed the pomegranate.
I purchased a japanese beetle trap from Home Depot… amazing!!! They were flying in the bag before I even made it to my porch.
I found these in a wild area near me in south east Florida zone 10 B. I took a couple of the seedlings out of the ground and I planted them in my backyard. Is that a good idea? I heard they were invasive. I would just use them for marinades and sauces and cooking.
They're invasive because they spread through their droppings and seeds quickly grow new plants but if you just manage their area or keep in containers you'll be fine.
These make EXCELLENT security hedges, so if you have a perimeter on your property that you want to secure Flying Dragon is the way to go
@@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr I wonder if you can make it into a 5 foot privacy hedge
@@chaselex I don't see why you couldn't, only drawback would be during the winter month's if you're below zone 8 due to leaf drop
@@chaselex Hi Chaselex, It just dawned on me that another option for you in a privacy hedge that grows fruit that needs ZERO maintenance is Prickly Pear Cactus. The fruit is MUCH tastier than the Flying Dragon PLUS it can handle the same zones but the bonus is that it propagates EASILY just using a chop and drop or the seeds from the fruit. Just make sure to give it a fast draining soil like a cactus mix or just amend your soil with coarse sand which is cheap and easy to find.
I never missed one video of yours,the food you made for your family looks very delicious and healthy,you are blessed to have an extraordinary talent,thanks for sharing your life with us
Thank you so much❣️🙏🏼😊
Thanks for posting this. I appreciate the engineering/design ideas.
Cheers!
I cook them like butternut squash. Sweeten with maple syrup or brown sugar. AWESOME eating !
Great idea! MmmmmmMmmmmmm Yes!
Do you have to have two of these trees to get a good yield? Do you know how big the tree gets? I looked a heartnut trees for sale at online nurseries, and none of them say how big they get.
Great question! Technically they are self-fertile but they will set a larger crop if you plant 2 seedlings, 2 different grafted varieties or a seedling and a grafted tree. Hope this helps. All the BEST!